A group of men balanced an air mattress with a sick elderly woman on their shoulders in an effort to get her to a hospital.
"We have a challenge ahead of us as a group to balance the sadness that one of our main players is going through right now and make sure we support her through that.
Eggleston's hometown in Sumner, Mississippi, is included in the series with a photo of a group of wetland trees, balanced like a trifecta of native species.
In the game, players take control of a girl who attempts to keep a group of several spinning plates balanced on poles from falling, with the amount of plates varying between difficulty levels.
Grey's Anatomy centers around a group of physicians struggling to balance their professional lives with their personal lives.
When you're talking with someone, or with a group of people, try and balance listening and talking in equal measure.
As a case in point, it was recently shown that a program involving 12 weekly sessions involving balance training resulted not only in improved balance, but also in reduced anxiety and higher self-esteem in a group of children with comorbid balance disorders and elevated levels of anxiety [ 9].
"Indulgent!" "Self-obsessed!" "Whiny!" "Trivial!" were just a few complaints against the series, which followed a group of baby boomers' struggles to balance career and family.
The 1982 game Plattermania, which features a clown trying to balance a group of platters on spinning poles, has also been noted as a possible inspiration.
The Music Project started out in 1976 as a group of young freelancers who wanted to balance their orchestral jobs with chamber music.
London and Dublin are sponsors of the 1998 peace agreement brokered by George J. Mitchell, the former United States senator, that created the assembly in Belfast and a group of other governmental bodies intended to balance the desires of a Protestant majority that wants Ulster to remain part of Britain and of a Catholic minority that wants the province to establish closer links with Ireland.
